And Finally... What's So Funny? - Reuters

May 29, 2009 May 28. - World Laughter Day, A Robotic Teacher, And An Unusual Human Courtship Ritual.

Travel Postcard: 48 Hours In Cannes - Reuters

May 29, 2009 May 25 - For More Than 60 Years, Cannes Has Been Known For Luring Glamorous Stars Of World Cinema To Its Annual Film Festival.

Capturing Carbon Despite Sceptics - Reuters

May 29, 2009 May 29 - Norway Is A World-leader In Fighting Climate Change With Carbon Capture And Storage. But Environmentalists Are Sceptical About Its Benefits And Are Concerned Co2 May Leak....

And Finally... What's So Funny? - Reuters

May 29, 2009 May 28. - World Laughter Day, A Robotic Teacher, And An Unusual Human Courtship Ritual.

Gm Car Sales Still Booming In China - Reuters

May 29, 2009 May 29 - As Bankruptcy Looms For General Motors In The United States, Sales Of Gm Cars Are Still Booming In China, The World's Largest Auto Market.

Gm Car Sales Still Booming In China - Reuters

May 29, 2009 May 29 - As Bankruptcy Looms For General Motors In The United States, Sales Of Gm Cars Are Still Booming In China, The World's Largest Auto Market.

Capturing Carbon Despite Sceptics - Reuters

May 29, 2009 May 29 - Norway Is A World-leader In Fighting Climate Change With Carbon Capture And Storage. But Environmentalists Are Sceptical About Its Benefits And Are Concerned Co2 May Leak....

World's Tiniest Monkey Under Threat - Reuters

May 31, 2009 May 31 - Tarsiers, One Of The World's Smallest Monkey's, Faces Threat Of Extinction In Indonesia With Destruction Of Sulawesi Forests.

Music Lovers Build Robotic Orchestra - Reuters

Aug 05, 2009 Jul 29 - A Love For Music And A Fascination For Robotics Prompt Two Brooklyn Men To Build The World's First Fully Robotic Gamelan Orchestra.

Swamp Soccer - The Mucky Game - Reuters

Aug 05, 2009 Jul. 19 - Finland - Who Else - Hosts The 2009 World Championships In Swamp Soccer.

New Lupus Drug Offers Hope - Reuters

Aug 06, 2009 Aug 3 - It's Been Fifty Years Since A Treatment Was Developed Specifically For Lupus, A Chronic Auto-immune Disease That Afflicts More Than Five Million People World-wide.

So You Think You Can, Chad? - Reuters

Aug 06, 2009 Aug 6 - A Hairdresser Finds Artistic Use Of Leftover Hair Trimmings, An Albino Wallaby, A Screaming Contest, The World's Largest Sandwich And More. Chad Ruble Reports.

Last Survivor Of Ww1 Trenches Buried - Reuters

Aug 06, 2009 Aug 6 - The Final Surviving British World War One Veteran Is Laid To Rest After Dying At The Age Of 111.

Nigeria's Nollywood Films - Reuters

Aug 08, 2009 Aug 08 - 1000 New Movies Are Released Every Year, Making The Country's Film Industry - Or "nollywood" - The Second Largest Producer Of Feature Films In The World.

Nigeria's Nollywood Films - Reuters

Aug 09, 2009 Aug. 9 - 1000 New Movies Are Released Every Year, Making The Country's Film Industry - Or "nollywood" - The Second Largest Producer Of Feature Films In The World.

Indian Unveils Largest Scissors - Reuters

Aug 16, 2009 Aug. 16 - An Indian Author Has Designed What She Believes Is The World's Largest Scissors With Which She Hopes To Break A Guinness World Record.

Indian Unveils Largest Scissors - Reuters

Aug 17, 2009 Aug 16 - An Indian Author Has Designed What She Believes Is The World's Largest Scissors With Which She Hopes To Break A Guinness World Record.

Is 800 Metres Champ A Woman? - Reuters

Aug 21, 2009 Aug. 20 - Athletics Officials Are Investigating The Gender Of Teenage South African Sprinter Caster Semenya, Who Won The Women's 800 Metres Title At The World Athletics Championshi...

Is 800 Metres Champ A Woman? - Reuters

Aug 21, 2009 Aug. 20 - Athletics Officials Are Investigating The Gender Of Teenage South African Sprinter Caster Semenya, Who Won The Women's 800 Metres Title At The World Athletics Championshi...

Robots Unite - Reuters

Aug 21, 2009 Aug 14 - From Huge Government Contractors To Tiny Start-ups, The World Of Unmanned Vehicle Technology Comes Together In Washington Dc For Its Annual Conference And Exhibition.

Rising Food Prices Loom Over Ramadan - Reuters

Aug 21, 2009 Aug 21 - Ramadan Hasn't Escaped The Ravages Of The Recession As Muslims Around The World Prepare For The Muslim Holy Month.

Latin America's Sugar High - Reuters

Sep 01, 2009 Sept. 1 - Latin American Sugar Exporters Are Riding High After Prices Rallied To Their Highest Peak In Nearly Three Decades -- Amid Tight Supplies In India, The World's Top Consume...

French Turn To "cash Cows" - Reuters

Sep 01, 2009 Sep 1 - As The World Grapples With The Global Economic Recession, French Investors Are Turning To Cows As An Alternative To Low Interest Rates Offered By Banks.

Latin America's Sugar High - Reuters

Sep 01, 2009 Sept. 1 - Latin American Sugar Exporters Are Riding High After Prices Rallied To Their Highest Peak In Nearly Three Decades -- Amid Tight Supplies In India, The World's Top Consume...

Poland Marks Start Of World War Ii - Reuters

Sep 01, 2009 Sep 01 - Polish Political Leaders, Church And Military Authorities Attend A Ceremony To Mark The 70th Anniversary Of Firing Of The First Shots At The Start Of World War Ii.

'spiderman' Climbs Petronas Towers - Reuters

Sep 01, 2009 Sep 01 - French Climber Alain Robert, Known As "spiderman" For His Daredevil Rope-less Ascents Of The World's Highest Skyscrapers, Is In Malaysian Police Custody After Scaling The ...

Gdp Linked To Light Density - Reuters

Sep 01, 2009 Aug 31 - Researchers At Brown University Are Using Satellite Photography To Help Illuminate Gross Domestic Product Numbers Of Countries In The Developing World.

Latin America's Sugar High - Reuters

Sep 02, 2009 Sept. 1 - Latin American Sugar Exporters Are Riding High After Prices Rallied To Their Highest Peak In Nearly Three Decades -- Amid Tight Supplies In India, The World's Top Consume...

Venice At 66: Movies And Shakers - Reuters

Sep 02, 2009 Sep 02 - A Look Ahead At The Line-up Of Stars And Their Cinematography At The 66th Outing Of The World's Oldest Film Festival.

Pfizer To Pay $2.3b In Fines - Reuters

Sep 02, 2009 Sep. 2 - The World's Biggest Drugmaker Has Pled Guilty To A Criminal Charge Related To Promoting Drugs For Off-label Uses And Paid A Record $2.3 Billion In Fines.